A walrus being spotted off the Irish coast is a pretty exciting sight, but try telling that to the guy being interviewed by RTÉ News about it.
Anthony Fitzgerald has become a bit of an overnight sensation after he appeared on the news programme to talk about the marine mammal’s rare appearance on Valentia Island off the west coast of Ireland.
The creature, which is thought to have travelled all the way from the Arctic, inspired Anthony to share his own unique impression of it with viewers…
The guy at the top of this report about the Irish walrus 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/nYhYfGmDCt
— Donie O'Sullivan (@donie) March 15, 2021
Cue some equally ridiculous responses to his deadpan impression on Twitter…
Just hit the RT button Donie don’t even think about it pic.twitter.com/5lDlyRIA8Q
— Simon Murdoch 📻📱🎧 (@Simon_Murdoch) March 15, 2021
Any relation, d'ya reckon? pic.twitter.com/Lh8dXUfliH
— Rob McDonagh (@RobMcD) March 15, 2021
The look of unalloyed joy on your boy there… pic.twitter.com/yw3q7FXSpF
— Liam Dutton (@Grynneman) March 16, 2021
How did the camera man keep a straight face. 😂
— Niamh Quirke (@quirkeniamh) March 15, 2021
This has: Old guy making walrus sounds. An adorable family with 3 ginger children, an exasperated mom who’s “in the doldrums from the Covid” & her surly red-headed teen, & another old guy saying the walrus was here chasing a female. It seriously https://t.co/MQyjlbtAEj.ALL.
— DocAnon, MD, MSc (@iDocAnonXX) March 16, 2021
He's fantastic! Although the poor walrus seems bored of it. Bet he's been trying to communicate with the poor thing all day.
— tabithatibbins (@tabithatibbins) March 15, 2021
This is the most Irish thing that has ever Irished. I’m completely in love. Oh dear Lord, please, please send us more of this RTE news about walruses. I just can’t. I cannot. I’m dying. I’m dead. 💀
— DocAnon, MD, MSc (@iDocAnonXX) March 15, 2021
